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Programming with NASM / Re: Help with Hello World and NASM on mingw64
« Last post by alCoPaUL on January 07, 2023, 01:07:30 AM »well i can speak for windows coz i delved on windows assembly doing a short personal project.
when you throw an assembly code (win32 or variants) to a disassembler (ida64), it doesn't break down the printf() to pieces, as you were implying.
you can step into the printf() but that's already the code referencing the function and going through it in the msvcrt.dll.
but i might be mistaken, tho. i don't do linux programming or any linux "virtual machine to windows" programming such as ming64 as you were using linux code to explain your side. the OP was using linux assembly so.
when you throw an assembly code (win32 or variants) to a disassembler (ida64), it doesn't break down the printf() to pieces, as you were implying.
you can step into the printf() but that's already the code referencing the function and going through it in the msvcrt.dll.
but i might be mistaken, tho. i don't do linux programming or any linux "virtual machine to windows" programming such as ming64 as you were using linux code to explain your side. the OP was using linux assembly so.
